In a story related by an ex-priest, this character exhorts a group of men to urinate on a mixture of charcoal, bat guano, and sulfur in order to create gunpowder from a nearby volcano. He asserts that "Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent" to explain his desire to become "suzerain of the earth." Throughout the novel he appears in, this character claims "If war is not holy man is nothing but antic clay," and "war is god." He is last seen in 1878, declaring that he will never die while dancing and playing the fiddle in a saloon, just after he assaults the ki
In a story related by an ex-priest, this character exhorts a group of men to urinate on a mixture of charcoal, bat guano, and sulfur in order to create gunpowder from a nearby volcano. He asserts that "Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent" to explain his desire to become "suzerain of the earth." Throughout the novel he appears in, this character claims "If war is not holy man is nothing but antic clay," and "war is god." He is last seen in 1878, declaring that he will never die while dancing and playing the fiddle in a saloon, just after he assaults the kid in an outhouse. This enormously tall, hairless character accompanies the (*) Glanton Gang across the Southwest in a novel subtitled "the evening redness in the west." For 10 points, name this malevolent philosopher of violence in Cormac McCarthy's novel Blood Meridian.
In a story related by an ex-priest, this character exhorts a group of men to urinate on a mixture of charcoal, bat guano, and sulfur in order to create gunpowder from a nearby volcano.
{Judge Holden} [or the {Judge}]